Walmart & Sam’s Club Spark Good to Change Kids’ Health at Dayton Children’s — June 12 – July 14
Walmart and Sam’s Club spark good to change kids’ health at Dayton Children’s Hospital through Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN Hospitals). Dayton Children’s Hospital wants to ensure kids in our community can lead healthy, fulfilling lives. But they can’t do it alone.
Walmart and Sam’s Club share a basic belief – that every child deserves the chance to live better. That’s why they support CMN Hospitals in raising critical funds for local children’s hospitals to spark good and help change kids’ health.
June 12 – July 14, you can donate in-store at Walmart and Sam’s Club, on Walmart.com and in the Walmart app. Additionally, Walmart and Sam’s Club associates are the heart of the campaign, as so many have strong relationships with their local children’s hospitals. They lead creative fundraising activities and events throughout the campaign. Each dollar raised locally at Walmart and Sam’s Club helps Dayton Children’s Hospital provide treatments and support patients desperately need today, so that they can fulfill their potential for tomorrow. Patients like Levi!
Levi was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) in 2018 at the age of 5. He underwent aggressive treatment which took a huge toll on his body but through it all, Levi remained strong. When being diagnosed with ALL, Levi’s family chose Dayton Children’s because of the positive experience they had when Levi was treated in Dayton Children’s NICU as a baby. Levi recently completed his cancer treatments and is ready to get back to being a kid!
And Dayton Children’s Hospital couldn’t help kids like Levi without the generosity of millions of customers and members who shop in Walmart stores, Sam’s Clubs and online.
Walmart and Sam’s Club have been proud partners of CMN Hospitals since 1989 and have raised more than $4.5 million locally for Dayton Children’s Hospital. Thanks to you, Walmart and Sam’s Club in the Dayton area for helping change kids’ health to change the future at Dayton Children’s Hospital.